Insulet mylife OmniPod, Manual

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Using the Personal Diabetes Manager
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n Set Diagnostic Functions
The Diagnostics screen allows you to instantly confirm how the
System is working or to completely update settings entered
during setup (see Chapter 2, Getting Started). Options include:
Check alarms: Confirms that all alarms work properly when
needed. When you select this function, the PDM beeps and
vibrates, then the Pod beeps. This function cannot be executed
unless insulin delivery is suspended.
Reset PDM (soft reset): Restores all settings in the PDM to the
factory defaults.
Diagnostic options
1. On the Home screen, use the Up/Down Controller buttons
to choose Settings , then press Select .
2. Choose System setup , then press Select .
3. Choose Diagnostics , then press Select .
To check alarms
1. Choose Check alarms , then press Select .
2. Press OK . TThe PDM beeps three times and vibrates three
times. If the Pod is active, it beeps three times, then sounds
the alarm tone for 5 seconds.
To reset the PDM
1. Choose Reset PDM , then press Select .
2. If the Pod is deactivated, the PDM asks for confirmation and
reminds you that you will lose all user settings (Figure 6-15).
Press
Confirm to reset the PDM.
If the Pod is still active, you will be unable to reset the PDM
(Figure 6-16). Press
OK to return to the Diagnostics menu.
If the PDM fails to beep, immediately call Customer
Care. If a Pod is active and fails to beep, change the
Pod immediately (see Chapter 5, Using the Pod).
Continuing to use the System in these situations
may put your health and safety at risk.
Resetting the PDM deletes all basal programs, temp
basal presets, carb presets, bolus presets, and all sug-
gested bolus settings. Before you use this feature, be
sure you have a written record of the information
you need. History records will not be deleted.
As a safety feature, you cannot reset the PDM when a
Pod is active. You must first deactivate the Pod.
Be sure to check the alarm function at every Pod
change.